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1. They are "conservatives doing socialist art", they abhor organised religion but are "the most Christian of contemporary artists"; they are for the people, but not of them; reactionary and radical; sacred and profane.
2. I abhor the use of drugs in sport.
3. Some abhor variegated plants, considering their colours unnatural, others collect and treasure them, growing so many different kinds together that their gardens acquire a somewhat bilious overview.
4. As the music business increasingly places so much importance on the look (A R men no longer listen to the music first: the priority of the A R man is to envisage how the band will look on video) so The Smiths abhor such methods.
5. While many feminists will abhor Segal's conclusions about violence and pornography, I found them extremely relevant at a time when the British anti-porn bandwagon is sweeping along with it Labour women MPs and anti-censorship feminists, in company with the powerful, pro-family, homophobic moral right.
6. The newest breed of newspaper "proprietor" - Whittam-Smith of the Independent - would probably abhor the prospect either of alignment with a political party or of dictating demands to a political party.
7. Such advice never even penetrated my outer consciousness, for how could anyone abhor this great masculine domain with its endless overtones of power and violence"
8. This was our very own English movement, which many classical purists abhor and consider mere frippery.
9. His pastimes, which he later came to abhor, included dancing, bell-ringing and games on the village green.
10. the objects to which men give most preference, their ideals, proceed from the same perceptions and experiences as the objects which they most abhor, and they were originally only distinguished from one another through slight modifications
11. Mercifully, human lice still abhor cleanliness."
12. "We abhor the principles outlined in this motion," the committee's new motion reads.
13. The Schneiderei's six-member managing committee of writers, musicians and visual artists (Margaret Bozionek, Heinz Conrads, Jutta Rinas, Ingrid Roscheck, Manos Tsangaris and Thomas Witzmann) abhor the description "alternative", but the collective's soft-sell policy by which works are sold to further the gallery's own activities rather than for profit has helped it to weather the uneasy times faced by traditional commercial galleries.